In a battle of Spanish players, a bet and call worth 6,500 was already pulled in prior to the 
river. Omar Del Pino checked and Rafael Gancelo then bet 13,000 for half of his remaining stack. Del Pino took around 15 seconds to move all-in and Gancelo was put into the wringer.
He sigh-folded and Del Pino jumped to more than two times the starting stack.
Georgios Vrakas checked a heads-up turn of 
and then called a bet worth 4,000 by Dimitri Joubert. Both players opted to check the 
on the river and Vrakas turned over 
. Joubert had that beat with the 
and Vrakas banged the table briefly as he was rather upset, bemoaning to have missed the flush draw.
"You had a good hand," Joubert replied and added "I dodged a lot of outs".
With some 12,000 in the middle to the 
river, Tomislav Pavanic bet 6,500. Alan Goasdoue was in the tank for a short while and eventually called. Pavanic revealed the 
for treys over kings and that won a healthy pot.
After his earlier clash with Luc Bindel, Lyudmil Ivanov was all-in from the button and earned calls from Mounir Tajiou in the big blind as well as Danilo Velasevic from an early position.
Tajiou bet the tail end of the 
board and Velasevic raised to 4,500. Ivanov was already ready to leave and flashed his cards to Thomas Hueber before Tajiou called. Velasevic tabled the 
for trip eights, Tajiou had the 
and Ivanov survived with 
for a straight.
Earlier on, Tajiou had lost a portion of his stack already in a hand that he recalled with improving on every street holding 
only to see Klas Kruger just call with the superior full house on the river.
Bhavin Khatri checked a heads-up river of 
and his opponent checked back. As the Brit didn't even show the cards yet, he won the pot uncontested as the opponent mucked the cards to forfeit the pot.
Khatri was then part of a four-way min-raised pot in which the 
flop was checked. He bet the 
turn for 800 and forced three folds.
Out of a field of 681 entries on Day 1b, eight players have already been eliminated as 673 contenders entered the second level. Many of them have, however, not been seated yet but are pre-registered.
Level: 2
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 200
Erez Hen check-raised a three-way turn of 
to 9,000 out of the blinds and was called by Jeremias Mendoza and Antonio Buonanno. The appeared on the river and Hen checked to Mendoza, who pushed all-in for 18,600.
Buonanno folded after a few seconds of consideration and Hen sigh-folded, mentioning to let go of a set.
"You folded a flush?" Mendoza asked Buonanno, who nodded and Hen didn't quite believe it.
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